Jadjow, by Void

Jadjow

by Void

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bmurator UK Avant-garde Black Metal. This is very well put together & the production helps bring all the various elements out very well. The vocals range over a very wide span & are accompanied by some fantastic melodies. Some tracks are totally nuts & hard (for me) to keep up with - Swamp dog?... :) Thanks for your sale Brucia! Recommended! Favorite track: Swamp Dog.

Fallenin77 JADJOW is the best release of 2023! Favorite track: Fables From a Post-Truth Era.

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1.	Fables From a Post-Truth Era 09:51	buy track
2.	Interdaementional 07:28	buy track
3.	Only For You 08:15	buy track
4.	Oduduwa's Chain 05:49	buy track
5.	When Lucifer Dies 06:12	buy track
6.	Self Isolation 05:19	buy track
7.	Swamp Dog 05:43	buy track
8.	Interlude 01:27	buy track
9.	Iniquitous Owl 06:25	buy track

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"A fast-spinning sonic kaleidoscope" - No Clean Singing

"Incredible, full of psychedelia, very attractive and progressive" - Retumba

"An intense experience, full of messages, visions, details, frenetic but well harmonized" - Metalitalia

"Weird, strange, bizarre, a puzzle put together in an alternate fashion to reveal a new picture" - Invisible Oranges

"Avant-post-black metal madness" - Decibel Magazine
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"Jadjow" is the fourth Full Length album by Avant-Garde Metal pioneers VOID

“Jadjow” was born out of the DHG Void Dancers tour in 2019, when VOID founding member and guitarist Matt Jarman and Camille Giraudeau (Dreams of the Drowned, Doedsmaghird) both played live guitar for Dødheimsgard.
Also present were DHG's bass player Lars Emil Måløy (If Nothing Is) and their live sound engineer George Geegor Anagnostopoulos. These four musicians decided to collaborate on a project, co-writing what became the fourth Void album.
The drums on the album were eventually performed by Tariq Zulficar (Atramentum), a long time collaborator of Camille's, based on Geegor's original arrangements.

In typical Void fashion, the music on “Jadjow” demonstrates a distinct departure from the previous releases, whilst paradoxically remaining quintessentially Void.
Skillfully mixing the aggressiveness of Black Metal with progressive music, a Post-Metal sensibility, Noise-like leads and syncopated, hyper-technical drumming, VOID managed to create something entirely unique and atypical, showcasing a voracious appetite for creating rich and complex soundscapes with incredible sense of purpose and direction.
The vocals here are also extremely varied, melodic, at times choir-like, and play a massive role in redefining VOID's eccentricity, creating a multi-layered masterpiece of experimental music that manages to push the boundaries of both aggression and sophistication at the same time.

The dream-like artwork was exclusively created by previous Void vocalist Laura Katrin Weston.

FFO:, Dødheimsgard, Enslaved, Ved Buens Ende.

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released December 7, 2023

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Matt Jarman - Guitar (left) and Vocals
Lars Emil Måløy - Bass
Camille Giraudeau - Guitar (Right)
Tariq Zulficar - Drums

CREDITS
All music on "Jadjow" was written and arranged by Void with George Anagnostopoulos.
The lyrics were written by Void with contributions from Gerardo Serra and Joe Norman and arranged by Matt Jarman.
Recorded by Void at Bad Princess Productions, HVN, Guest Room and Perishing Plastic Studios, 2020-2023.
Mixed by Raph Henry at Heldscalla
Mastered by Benoit Roux at Drudenhaus

Cover art "Wandus: I think therefore I am" and all inlay art by Laura Weston
Layout and artistic supervision by Evokaos (Brucia Records)

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